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and Perfect!

nonhuman "‘ “if” or;
so, a in on own ',
' that. has mailed the proportions ol

almost impomihlplor tho women

1 okasp in tmwh With the fuuhlons.

1 ,_ and so unlimlly do tho-r change.
’ grunt almost no unlimited puma.

, n .in oblo to crrnntmct hcr own

will!“ cutting to tho finishing. Is

Point to a. considered.

, km, goawnrl a. school nudfiltznm) to
Ifi‘flmbmm truancy n rs
" ‘inwhieh nil thgaperfcotioim hnvo icon

on tho Widow of this city now

W . till. «(or til i”
munch ‘" “n“

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' , ‘ n. ntoonndflto m'l’rmnrmi'Jhnrv-
: mat tuninymfl south Main street. tic.
. , l r ‘ outlays and 1. riddrm in Wall street

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‘ PLEASE SIR
.lee m a pound of ion, and our: of col-
Ioc. Mama isn’t afraid to surnd mo, ho-
conserhc knows you will give me the

V mm if she came herself. Cox-tainly!
Hall!!! and square dealing, sixteen;
. mm to the pound, and of the

millet,” what is always obtained at

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LXI-Did you ever get tired of see-

ing the word

“AGETOH .‘ . . . .

-AGETON
,? ? ?

If you are troubled with

launch, lhcumoticm, louralo
Ill, Bad fields, to.

Try it few powders, and you

will never tire‘oi' recommend-
ing it to your nillicted friends.
‘When called to a case of La
, Dr. Morland always
given the following prescrip-
tion:
colon 1 dr.
mm .kmliinlgiiidii’iifir. cm mm:-
M «(minor “1.1.,mmuno.

This mention in the cure of

this disease is world wide.
Acetrrn can be obtained at
. R. H. Plaisted’s.

“31¢”!
Armor

, JdtandCyclonc iii-on.

.l: “7 Pathllght
7 ‘r Theywhoddcmwtmthz
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upwind nrranncmonl with tho
New York Bun. ‘ '

Since outdoor sports huvo become the
ruling element of fashionable lilo in
laminar, distinctive costumes suitod to
their various and npociul needs take
from: rank in the world of modes at. this
season of ihoycnr. and the cummcnglrl
with n full-ilmlgod pntht reigns. She is
the bright. particular slur around
which all the festivities revolve. Her
morn o-rionu ulster may have all sorts
of excited ideas of a mind ubovo clothes
and give herself up to the more, elevati-
ing lhcmcs of tile with all the cost of a
collogohrod'onthnsinnt during the win-'
her, but if silo appears at n foshionoblc

 

correct stylo of dress she will have to
Invest herself with more moral courugo
than the average woman possesses or
rho will never walk the vomndn wit-h-
outasurprisingly new appreciation of
her own imperfections.

It is not expense uomuch as it is
thought that produces the noed'ed outfit
for a summer campaign. andl the girl
with 3 small dross allowance clln nppcar
quitoas up to date as her more prosper»

 

can companions iflsho brings her mind
and good inch?" to benr‘on the subject.
The coat and skirt style of dress pro-

 

vnils in all the plainer and some of. the
dressy gowns. and with ibrcc or four

latest at well-mode costumes of this sort. a vari.
cty of pretty waists and vests,

simple gowns (or evening wear. aim is

and some

fairly equipped for the season. It is up
proprintccostmnes. not the number of
chnngcs, which count to her advantage
in tho woll dressed ride of fashion.
Many striking and effective contrasts
are wrought out with tho vnrinty in

vmis, which transform the simple cont
into .1 very inwomiug coutuum Grass
lawn I'll: us one one of tho novelties this
Mobil)“. mode of tho very shocr qunliiy
ovcr rillo and trimmed with colored
mud oer-u il'llllll‘tllllel‘lllil dud ycllow loco.
" White and block not nud (-hiil'on? with
«room loco nppllquo. make prclty vests,
and thou ihcrc nro whitc luckml mm in.
trimmml with narrow anoncionnou
laconhd iii-sloped down the front with
gold Mods. and l’orolnu inll'ctn silk
bundlicrehieln, whichudd to the diver
shy in thin conspicuous article of dread.

cuvs’rntsmoflfwluoccwr.

The surest way. tonvold bronkinn
promises in to multo nouc.

if you do not live within your mount
you may nooncr or later hnvc to live
without iii-ml,

Saving moucy is like rolling a know.
hall downhill, tho longcr it rcllsthu
liltil'l‘ it grows.

lic who in in o hurry tobo rich, gun
anally ban to wait till bio hurry is over.
annualimes longer.

You can hide n dcllult of wit by po-
iillflll.fll‘l. but no amount of wit willcom

fill a lack of polilcncuu.

liven if you lmvo no contain 0! your
own to kcop do not always be anxious
to obtain the kcoping of those oi
others.

A ll'nounhblo “count.
Burglar (uflcr rcmiving sentencolu
, l’imw, your Worship, couldn‘t you lot
we nlnrl serving my time three months
hence?

.lml o-«Wbyl
llur lurmlt would moon is heavy loss
just now. no we are in the height 0! the

 

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buy recently, where the Amer-
ican Vice-Consulund other Americans
unangodu formal rocoption for him.
The humorist roporiod himself to ho in
oxccllont health, and said that his tour
had been of great benefit to him in that
way. Mr. Clemons chanced to make
some remarks on tho subject of intor-
view while in Bombay that. are chur‘
acleristlc of him. ~

“01' course.” he said, to u roprescntu-
tive of the Times of India, “everyone
husblc moods and tenses, and I have
mine, but when lam going round about
at leisure. no I um now. why, dear um!
I would as soon he interviewed as not:
At the sonic time there am, it must be
conformed. o. hundred thousand objoc-
lions to intervlowing. and the first one
is naturally this. that when you put
before the whole world in print any»
thing out of your skull, it should. by
the very nature of the case, be somc~
thing worth vending,

“Now. hownumy men—cud I don't
caro how practicnd they are even with
the pen-con sit down on u sudden call.
hunt round their band. find a subject.
and write acceptably on that subject?
I could not do it, and I don‘t believe
any one could do it. Interviewing ne-
cessarily has that blemish; it is surface
talk; it is mere fluff and foam; thorn is
no substance in it. It has no vnlue; it
has no‘right to go into print: it is a
waste of the time of a man who stops
to read it. . .

“A man sits down and talks in an in-
torviow, and ho is ostensibly saying
something worth printing. but he knows
all the time that ho is not; it would be
amostdnzzling action if he ever did
snyunything worth printing in such
circumstances. Interviewing would be
quite justifiable if tho public would
grant that when u man is being iutcr~
vichd be is not to be expended to any
anything worth the iutcrviowor's
.troublc in recording. If that be under.
stood, no harm would be done.

“The interviewer is not a bit. of
trouble to me, or to any one else for the
matter of that, for unyonc can talk.
The difficulty is that talking 0111de no
man is likely to say anything worth
preserving. Haven’t you henrd u thou-
sand men called on their feet at dinners
to speak. and it is the most uncommon
thing iii the world to find them saying
anything that is worth listening to. If
they had known they werc going to be
called on they would make quito a dif.
fcrcnt show, and so it is with inter-
viewing.

“I don‘t know of any other objoction
in it. In tho first plncc. there is noth-
ing ontho spur of the moment worth
talking ubout, und in the second place,
there comes the intention of phrasing.
and it is phrasing tbut mukcu a piece
of litcmturo valuable. Ilow are you
going todo your pbrusiug unless you
got limo to think it over nnd got it
ready? Plxrnsing iuihc diiicrmco bo-
twccngood litm‘uturc andpcor. com-
monplucc literature."

A LUCKY SHOT.
A Frlghtcnml lloy Worked Ill» Repeater
on a Mountulu Lion.

Chub Nelson. a boy of 16.1ivingui
Roekdule Wyo., is rcportod to have
bad a lively light with n mountuin lion
n few duys ago. in which nothing but
the nvrvc of tho boy saved his life.
While hunting in (loopvr Mountain
Nelsonrnnou tonmouutniu lion mid
promptly took a shot at him. The lion
ntmu'c jumpwl into the air. wouudcd,
and started to pileup". The boy iircd u
si-cmpl abut. billing tho lion in tho
simuldvr. This shot changed tho. cmu'sv
of tho lie-nut. which luruml and come
tmvnrd tlul hunter with angry bounds.
Nelson turned to run. but realizing
ilult llll‘l‘l‘ was no chance to cscupo by
flight, turncd and firm] suvcml shots at
llll‘. rapidly upprmu-hingi unimnl. Tho
lust mm took vil'cct. in u viml npot. and
tho lion full (lend ulmmtut ihc boy‘s
foot. Thu lion wzlsnuo ol' the lnmvst
ever killed in tho region. There worn
iivc bullct holds in llli‘ body, every shot
find by Nelson bnv'ug hit tho mark.»
llcsurel Evening Ncws.

lluwihorno no Soon by Ills "alight".

Mrs. Luthrop dcncriluu her futhor.
Nuthuuiol llnwtliorno. miuuivly in bar
rccrdlwtious. though who was but it girl
in her loom: M the limo"! bin doutb.
Sim unyu: "Hill loco wux Hill‘llly. his na-
poct tbnt of shining obmum-c. 'I'lwrc
won tho pcrpcthul git-um oi ughul «mile
on his immlh mul in his oyM. llisoyeu
wvrceillmr in light gray or n viulut
bluo. ncmrdirur to bin mood. llis lmir
brown and wuvml lotively (1 thin» it vcry
bnrdwbvn puoplo urak mo it it won nil
rod!) uud bismunplcxion was on clout“
and luminouo nu lIll-l moilmr'o. who won
tho must bountiful wmuun mum poo»
p10 bum ovcr mum. llc wnn lull. and
withun littl» nuprriluuns flesh nud us
numlmlurdy'vignr on n youngnllilnin;
for llll mode of lilo wuunlwnyu uthlciiu.
Himplo uud admit-mimic."

.llllrnlu-th filimrt l’lmlpn no u ltlrl.

lnnnnrticlc in lllcl'luro‘n Tluguzi :0
Mrs. Elizabeth lilunrt l’bclpn Wmd
Buys: ‘ -

i won on mibul‘ dnm‘girl. olivuyu kiln
ornryliitlo mischief nl‘ mum: or ruin-
l'ull, lluwcr. lint-id. or Woody, or it‘ll; bill
in ilpitc ni nkutcs um] minds und tramps
and all tho Wont windy i‘mn anhmctt
that blow through mu. will and body.
lwus not strong; and my luthcr found
ltuoccssury to DVt'l‘Al‘fl my method of
studying.

Wurhlnginn‘s Mute l'rido.

Sinio prido pluyn on importnnt port
in the building of tho new Stub) Capitol
“Olympic. Wush. No mntnriul Pill-opt
that produced in tho smw is uuoil in its
conctmclion.

Who [Jud ‘I'lils Award?
Workman oxcovntlng for 1; hours» in
Portland. 0m. a wool: ugu unenrthml u
largo two handed sword ouch us woe

 

 

nod in the early cruturlos. ‘

 

Mr. ‘Scmuel I3. Clemens Will in Bum?

out. Any Bo film’s». Carry Mort
Weight or be More Convincing
Than Eut Norwalk Tosllmony?

0......”

Doctors ‘cnn generally toll when the
kidneys are ovorinxcd.

Most people run not. .

Doctors «litter in their treatment of
kidney diseases. .

But they cums on one polnt—li’a
hard in euro lhi'll). . ‘ .

Dunn's Kidney l'illu cure them.

And we usk you to investigate the
truth of this. . ‘

luvcutlgaic our published slnlcv
meulu. . ‘ »

Thuy orcdrom Norwalk. notirom
California. _ p ,

They Show who! Dunn's Kidney Pills
huvo dunc and can do.

Sumo cures nro lucrcdlblc.

.All Show how prevalent kidney dis-
cone is. '

“PW stubbornly it clings to the of
fliclvd.

What suffering the victims endurc.

Dunn's Kidney l‘llln have ample
proor— .

Voluntary proof. not obtained by
flattery

Qr coercion, or purchased,

To back up everything they claim.

Claim 1: whnt- the% manufacturer
lnys.

‘ Proof is whnl tinn people any.

Dunn's Kidney Pills say they euro
kidney complaints. ‘

Norwalk people my so.

Read tho testimony of Mr. \Vm. B.
Gregory. No. 205 Washington street.
He says: "I am n butter by trade. an
occupation that compels me to be on
my ice! all day. 1 have been bothered
with u had back. urinary difficulty
with sediment iii the urine. 1 obtained
n box of Dunn's 'Kidnvy llllls nt I’luls-
ted's drug Store in sec if they would
help me. They did. They gave me en-
tire rellcl‘."

'l‘br- aching back has no greater one-
my than Donn's Kidney Pills—mum In-
jurious to tho must dulflnlr- constitu-
tion. Do not not on the bowels. but d]-
rect on tho kidncys, For solo by all

my

dmlvru. Price. 50 cents per box, or six
boxes for $2.50. Sent by mull on rc~

celpt of price by ll‘ozvlcr Mllhurn Pm,
Buh’aln. N. Y. snle circuits for the
United Staten.
Arc you a. Earl‘m'i‘r from that terrible
plague, Itching l‘ilcs'.’ Dunn's Oint-
ment will brim! you instant roller and
permanent cun. ‘(lct it from your

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Aycr‘s Pills nro r‘ccommcndcd by
landing physicians nnd druggists, in:
tho most prmnpt and efficient remedy
for hiliousness, nnusm. costly-cooks. in-
digcstion, sluggishnoss of tlm liver.
juumiice. uud sick headache; also. to re-
llcvo colds, lovers, ncumlgiu and rheu-
matism. ’

“Wm: Baby m sick. we gave her Cnsmrin.
Wbou she was a Child. slip cried for (,‘Mtorlo.
When she bo-cmno .‘lli'dl. uhn clung to Cnntorln.
When she had Chllilmn. she govotbom Custoril.

(luo swallow does not mnko Spring.
butuno swallow of (bio Miuuto Cough
(‘urobrings relief. E. 1’. Wood. Nor-
wnlk; (l. U. Stimson. South Norwalk.

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Asz tho strength of at building depends
upon the solidity of its foundation. so
hvulth dcmmds upon the condition of
the blood. 'l‘u (-xpul impuriiion uud
mow the vital fluid to become vigorous
and life-giving. Aycr'lb Snrsnpnrillu is
tlH-mout povvcrtul und cll‘octivc medi-
cine in nun.

 

 

Removglhoticel

Dr. I“. W. Dunner llllil moved
binoilleo from over tho Post-
lllllcc to No. l i'.\ ltK RU W.
oppmllo Gmud ”porn liuuso,
Mumford. (3L. win-re ho will be
plunsvd til soc his Norwalk pd»
Month. Furo nllmvvd. lillll'”
hours from .‘a' u. m. to ll pm. llo
will hp at tho L‘. l '1' Y liolcl
every Wmlnvsdny from ii 11. in.
toll p. lli., for the ummincxlnlinu
of his Norwulk umi Booth Norm
wnlk putivniu.

DR.F.w.6RRMER

Surgoou Domini,

fiTAMFURD. - - - BURN.

 

FAIRFIELD COUNTY -
NATIONAL BANK.

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Incorporated. 1824. cnpnu. 3200.000.

nnwm cfkliumn. l‘rmhleut.
mvm u. Minimu. V'icol’rcnl.
1.. c. moms, (mono.

cancerous.

EDWIN o. Kimono,
mvm ll. Mlhldlll A. .l. Mummy
F.Hr..lmm Mummy, Tum E. llmru,
lllll Conn, CilMl. F.1‘mu'mnii.

and ludivlduul» l-lollclled.
sm Deposit [tom

1 :m' ubnul llvl' Hun-u us. lung ml llw llillly,

43 Wall Strut, Norwalk, Conn.

Mom M. (lmvnn,

Accounts of Munnlucmrcm. Moi-chunky

For. to Depositon.
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spomlrm

takes out ink, paint.
tar, pitch, grease ’
and stains from
clothing mid rar-
pcls quickly rmd
completely and
merflknvss ”19.93
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law 233.. It ”M
No nuplcomnt odor. "11¢,“ijde

Hui iudnmmnhlcv. numplu mulled, so.

L. E. $U‘fl'ON. New (lanolin, (it.
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wink; Fluncy dz Iiehthilot. Hotwalk.

 

fluid by A. llickormnll (it Son, 80.301“

 

 

‘ “, ‘Wlnlo’ltlllfihlm' , ,
Allen» Enchilada, n powder tor the
feet. It enroll painful swolliugsol the
joints and instantly takes the sting out
of euros and bunious. It’s the grcntcst
comfort discovery of the age. Allnn'n
Fruit-Ease Innkes tight-illiing‘or now
oboe.» foul cosy. ltiuuccrtnin cure for
nwcntlug, callous nnd hot, tircd. aching
foot. 'l‘ryit today. Sold by all drug-
gistu and uhoostorcs. 25c. Trial puck—
nge frcc. Addrcsu, Aliens. ()lmstcnd,
LcRoy, N. Y. I

"Wukc up. .lncob, day is breaking! ”
so Enid Do'Witt‘I-i [little Early ltiroru to
the mu who bud tnkcuthcm to arouse
his punish liver. (i. (J. Stillsoii. E. P.
Weed. ‘ .

, Free Pills. 0 ,'
Solid your address to H. E. Bucklcn
8.700.. and got u frco sample box of
Dr. Kiug’a Now Lilo Pills. A trial will
couvinco you of their merits. Thom
pills are puny in action and ore pair:
ticulnrly effective in the cure it)! Unu-
r‘stipution and Hick Ilcuduchc. For Mn-
lurin uud Livur troubles they have lllh'll
proved invaluable. Thcy ure gunman-ml
to be. perfectly iron from every dc-
letcrious substance and to be purely
Vegetable. They do not weaken by
their notion, but. by, giving tone to stom-
ach nnd bowels grunt-1y invigorate the
system. Regular sizo ‘Jfic. per box.
“301d by Plnistcd and Wood, Drnggists.

 

 

 

Pass the good wurd along the line.
Piles can bc' quickly cured without an
upurntion by simply applying 'DcWittr's
Witch Hazel Snlvc. U. U. Stillson,
E. 1’. Wood. » .

Your Boy Wont Live a Month.

So Mr. Gilmnn Brown, of 34 Mill St.,
South Gardner, Mass” was told by the
dmztoru. Ills son had Lung trouble.
following Typhoid Malaria, and he spout
tlu‘co hundred and savoury—five (lillllu'ri
with doctors, who finally gave, him up.
Huyintg‘: “Your boy wont. livo nmonth."
He tried Dr. King's New Discovery
and :1 low 1.5mm rumored him to health
and (enabled him to go to wurknpnrfcct-
ly well mun. Ho says he owes his pros-
cnt good health to use of Dr. King's
New Discovery, and knows it lobe the
bvst in tho World for Imuz,r trouble.

Humll in size. but gran;- results.
DcWitt's Little Early Rimrs net gently
but thoroughly, vurhu: indigmtinn,
dyspepsia :md (-mistipntinn. Small pill.
nni‘o pill, best pill. G. C. Stillmu.
1'}. P. Wml.

$100 Reward $100.

’ The readers of this paper will be pleas-
(‘d tolcnru that there is. at loam. one
vlra-ndcd discuw that sciouco has lli'i‘ll
able to cure in all its stugcs, uml tlmt is
(,Iuturrh. Hull's (Iuturrb (Sure is the
only positive our“ known to the medical
itutvrniiy. (luturrh living as. ('uustitulv
imml ('llh‘l'dfit‘. rmpiirvs u constitutional
treatment. Hull's (Inturrh (‘urc in ink-
puiuternully. ill-ling directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces oi tlu- system
thereby destroying xlw inundation of
the dist-aw. uud giving tbc putimt
strength by building up the constitution
und assisting nnturo in doing its work.
Tho proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers, thnt Hwy oil'cr mm
hundred dollars for any wow that it fails
int-urn. Semi for list. of lustiuumiuls.
Addi‘cus l". J. (‘ln'noy .v to, Toledo.
0. Sold by druugiats. 77w.

Persons who how u coughing spell
cvm‘y night. on llr'l'nlllll of n tickling
muwllimi in the throat, mnynwrmlur
it at an'I‘ by u dose of ”no Minute
(‘uupll ('m‘n. ll. (‘. Stills-m. H. l’. Weed.

Children 3‘32 y for
Pltcher’s Castorla.

Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.

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we run rI-nllw thv iuwnw null'rrml:
Mp'rii-urml when they luv-mun inllupu-d.
““W'lll'fil'lllll' :mdl‘bulcru (lbw Mllldllll‘l“
ipllmuumlhul at, mum, and voluplrn-iy
r‘vmuvwilwdllllt'ully. (i. (7. Willow.
l). l‘. Word.

Bucllln'l lrnica Sum

Thom-st nulvoiu the World for cum,
brnbwa. corps, ulcers. will rlwmu. lover
unveil. tettl'l‘, l'lmmwd lumdfi, rhlllduin».
curbs, and oil Nlilll u’uplhum. and mi
tivvly i‘lll‘l‘n pllvn. or no pay rmpllml.
It by unclvumvvd in mvv peril-rt mlicl‘uc-
linn or money rcl'umlml. l'ricv ‘..‘.‘i robin
portion. 173. V. Word cud (J. U. nilillom.

it Would bu bnrd lo mmviuvo n mam
culturing: from lullnuc culll' Hint hm
nanny is due in n mu-mlw with an
nuprmumumxblcmonw. llnt nun «lum-
nl' llilWllt's l'oliv nild l‘bulrm l'urn will
convince him ml in- pmwr to nibml
iuulnut rcllvl’. ll billk pniu. ll. (‘.
Htlllnm. p; 1’. Word.

You llon'l Mm ‘lo Sum Oil.

anyn tho lit. lmulsdoumul of Agrlcnlium
in nu Mitoriui ulmut liw'l‘wlhw. tho
fulcrum inhuman hub“. cure, "We! know

”no. u prominent Ht. Limits urvhitoct.
lllll_lkNllllIll o nwvd for lwcbty your»;
twiilmxonoun him no illui oven tho
muclloi’ tubule mnluw him sick.” Rn.-
To'lhwmdd uud mmrmslmul b it. ll.
l'lniuh'd. Nocnm up my. 3 ink iron.
rltorling Remedy 00.. New York or
Uhicmo. '

Eli llill. lmmlwr Pity. l’u.. wriicn:
“1 how been null'vrlng from piles for
tweulyallvc yours. and ilwunhi my mum
iuenrulilo. lloWiil'o Witch lluzol
Hulvo was rmmnnvmlol to nm to: n pllo
cum. no 1 liougbi n box nud it performed
it jwrmmwut. core.“ This is onlyuml
of llmumuulo oi aimilnr mum. Homo".
sores and «kin dimiunm yicld quir'klr
when it in tilled. (4.1.3. tilillmu, ii. I.
Wood.

“dhlldron cry for

,Mr. Evnrts tulks of affairs of tho mo—

ni‘ runny cums cum! by Nn»'l‘o»llac.1

non. wuum M. isms.

‘ ‘ llhou‘h 18. .
William M. Evans has retired. (mm
the practice o! low. although he is still
nominally ottho hood of a. his low ilrm.
Although ho is nowin his seventy-ninth
your, he seems to have found that loun-
tain of youth which Ponce dc Loon
sought in vain and to have drained deep
droughts from its source. ' g
Ono oi the characteristics of the. for
mer Secretary of State is his dislike .to
talk about himscll. Ho rather rcsnutod
tho insinuntiou that ho was regaining
his youth, maintaining rather that ho
had novcr lost it. ‘

”I um well.” said he; "portoctly well.
I always enjoy good honltb. My inter.
est in ail’uir‘sis us keen us ever, and I
take us vivid an interest in everything
that is going on." . ‘ ,

When in company with old friends

ment wilhns forceful o. commnud of
fact; undprocndeut as ovor, but he do-
clinos to talk for publication.

“I am out of public life now,” be
paid. “and I don‘t. care to discuss poli—
tics, finance or foreign nifuirs pub—
licly." . ,

Whon he does tnlk, howevor, his wit
is brilliant and spontaneous, and his
epigrums are constantly current. If his
words are long, mostly of Latin or

 

Grcck dcrivul ion; if his crutcuccs are
at times complex. his diction is nonc the
lens eloquent and the matter none tho
loss vuluublc. - His long and involved
sentences used to be the terror of sic
nogmphcrs. but were none the lens
oil'octivc.

Though a mun of rescrvc. Mr. Evurts
hnsnkocn scnso of humor. and can
roudil y enjoy it \vhon the shafts are di
rcctcd against himself. In his active
lilo ho wars :1 good subjoct for the cur.
toonist. There was something in his
face which suggcsmd to one of the
giltcd men of the pencil the American
eagle. and be has been portrayed hun-
dreds of timos no tho national bird. A
simple nogruvntion of tho hook to his
nose was all that was nrwcssnry.

But Gillum usml to sketch him nl~
wnys with a “sh ickingly bad but."
Mr. Evnrts is excmvllugly particular as
to his personal uppmraimc.

"Why do you draw mo with such a
bad but?" said he to Hillam one day in
Washington. wilerybo was S-vrrotmy of
State. “ll in not true. As a matter of
inch] plyrnorc money for huts and
buy more oxpvnsivc but: than any other
mun in Wurhiugton. If you doubt. this
come with In») in mv lmttnr and Sun."

Aftor that tho “.-\mt:ricun lit-gin" in
tho cnrtcou was nmrc nppruprlntdy
clad.

A Lima-Jinn ui til'ummnr.

.

It was on :l (,uiblc (' ll‘ tho otiwr duy.
Ono, of them way .1 funny. friuzly little
woman with liliua of the valley pulutvd
all over bur lIlW'll mt‘c«minimal. 'l'lw
othcr was big. hill 15-; rnsn gllf'xlvu of :l
but l‘el‘llml alumni l)c.li;,'v1'otllly upon her
“IN“.

"Do you know what I‘m groin‘ to «1
some mum" nmimmcnd tho lit to w.)
mam. "I'm goiu' to wriln to Mill“! u’
tlwm ludlm' mrlqlzzinv': nu” iiul out
which 1.»; pr up u'nt‘. 'It In ik-l bright.‘ or
'1! Ionic: brightly.‘ "

"Wt-ll, I run in 11 yo that." Hill tho biz:
wonum. " ‘l: llluki brightly" is right.
of l'Ulll‘H‘." ’

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“l dun'l think. I know it." Will lb,
bigum'. "\‘nusuy 'lL looks azimmzy,‘
(lull'l PM? \\'I‘ll, ill-ill you Lillgrlll in
any. ‘lt link-l l-rl'zlltly.”

At which inxli-apul lblo oviubmm llv-
litilo woumu mll»~idml. llul llln up:
Will not yet. for prom-ntly the bu: vm
mam brnlpn forth with a “What l‘.u n »:

surc nbmr. in dunks.“ "
“Look-v3” n‘pv‘utvd ”it! little lvvmun.

”You. 'lu«llti.' " quorum] lb - lll‘...’ on .
”llll'lllll‘iil ‘ll lonkn brilzlily' in l‘...;.. .
But it swim to mu tbvru u'l:.:lll to b~
mum other wordy limu ‘lnukm' ll or
run "it look": “ll.“ lmsu'l nut uny cyw.”
”New 1York Evening Nun.

Alumni on "in Illlw.

"ho now: to iuikn u lilllu my.
nbrozulibl . Humour." mid u will lmwm.
lynuug rlblunm lo in” tho ll;ll"l'llv|}‘.
“but l'm but com; in truvx luu riilmmh
Mill ulnpnl [uninimuulib- bnlvla I‘m no
‘ ing to tnku u bis‘yI'lH mnl ‘n-x' lbw l! mu
try. l‘vcylmsl vnough oi its-arugula:
Why of trawl. and but ymr l um-
snmvlliimr now. 1 got it who“. in [no
dub owl spvui ilm-o \vm-kv in w mriu,
around tho iiun English mullz. uud
iwl'ur luul mp‘h cujuyur-ul in luyllfr,
This uumnwr lslmll luko in quw mn’
llnlhmd :md mulinn trip up the “him
in Hwitmu‘lnnd.

Wllb um- ur two cnmymini mmpm
innu. muzbu trip omumt lu' bunt. You,
3m everything t ml. tho rwcul ll' mums.
new. [in-l ulmut ton llllll'fl a! much b ,
chic-s. Tim only dili'nrvnvo, ibis yuiv
will be limit nhnll balm nu Alnlllli'lll.
wheel with mo. The tuveigm to mu m 2
in it with our pmpll- in tho comirmum l
of bikes, upo‘mluya."

 

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merits urn (hum, Jolmuyi

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in vol] lulpl‘t‘.‘ Whom-pr it in, no mm
suit you. llur ‘ilul‘l: lw' mm Mil of da-
uieuu illlll pnltwm furlllnluvl by :1 meat
mum vlllmmm uriislo. l‘iuvll bur tliil'er‘
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min ul’ plmuiuu nnr murmur-m. Tun
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m2.

if not mow-Mimi for you to roll at tho
our... m: lil ymml, and lwill implvurml
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ll) FIRST A Vlii‘i UPI,

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